From the downtown mill neighborhoods to the cottages out at Camp Ellis, Saco windows see a lot, river moisture, beach salt, and plenty of pollen. We clean houses all over the city and know what each part of town deals with.
For upper-floor and exterior glass we run a water-fed pole fed by purified water. We push our water through reverse osmosis and a deionizing resin to pull the minerals out down to zero, so when the brush scrubs and the pole rinses, the glass dries clear on its own, no squeegee, no spotting, and no ladders leaned on the house. Down low and inside we go by hand: a strip washer to cut the dirt, a squeegee for a streak-free pull, and #0000 steel wool to gently lift anything stubborn like sap, bug guts, or mineral stains without scratching the pane.
Camp Ellis and the beach areas get salt spray; inland gets heavier pollen. Either way, two cleanings a season keeps the glass clear, and we do inside, outside, screens, and tracks.
FAQ
I’m right on the water at Camp Ellis. Does salt spray need special cleaning? It does. Salt dries into a film, and our pure-water system rinses it off clean without spotting.
Do you clean storm windows? We do, inside and out, along with the screens and tracks.
Get your free Saco window cleaning quote today, call (207) 579-8441.